TikTokers use this sound in comedy lip-sync videos where they create captions specifying. To successfully attempt this challenge, you'll need to use the big head filter and learn the lyrics so you can lip-sync the now famous 'hold up, waiting a minute. When the chorus drops, the throwback photo will flash up showing the same visuals, except everyone looks a lot younger. This song is used for the throwback challenge where users recreate their childhood pictures as adults. The original sound, created by Curtis Roach, went viral during quarantine after rapper Tyga hopped on and lip synced to the track. This song is used on a variation of TikTok trends, but most frequently features on TikToks memes that use footage from Cole Walliser's GlamBot videos. The 'posh' remix of Unknown T's drill track and Estelle ft Kanye West's 'American Boy' is mostly used by people either pretending to be a posh, or by rich kids. The theme song to Disney Junior’s cartoon is used in videos where TikTokers share their weirdest celebrity crushes, and duellers have to sing along with the ones they agree with. Sofia the First theme song (“I was a girl in the village doing alright…”)
This track is used for the #HurtMyFeelings challenge. Come take a lick 'pon the lolly" lyrics in outfit and makeup transformation videos. TikTokers use the "Right, left, drip, splash. Jason Derulo x Puri x Jhorrmountain - 'Coño' This track is used for outfit montages and TikToks with the caption 'What I'd Wear If I Was In.' A remix of Bea's song with Labrinth's Euphoria track is used as the music. If you've ever ended up on Euphoria TikTok, you would have seen these incredible makeup transformation videos. You'll know this track from the lyrics "And it went like."īea Miller - 'Feel Something' and Labrinth - 'Still Don't Know My Name' There's multiple remixes of this song, including the original and one that features a recorder version of Darude's 'Sandstorm'.
This track is often used alongside the Freeze Frame Pop Up filter, where people try to prove how photogenic they are by not posing for pictures. There's also a hilarious John Cena trend attached to it too.ĬHROMANCE & Marcus Layton - 'Wrap Me In Plastic' This song was used in an explicit scene in 365 DNI (365 Days) and it's inspired a ton of NSFW and suggestive TikToks. The "I'm sorry for drippin', but drip is what I do" song took off amongst TikTokers showing off their outfits. Thanks to a misheard lyric ("I want yo' body, need yo' body"), T.I.'s 2008 hit became a Pro-Joe Biden song during the 2020 US election. "Shorty a lil' baddie, she my lil boo thing". If you're into the art of lyricism, do yourself a favor and check out this insane collaboration.You know the one. Honestly, there are so many bars in this one, it would take a while to sift through all the quotables.
Rittz closes things out with even more fire, rounding out the six-plus-minute epic with a bouncy double-time flow. Tech N9ne comes through third, proving why he went from niche underground sensation to a globally recognized entity. While Chino sets the bar high as hell, Crooked I follows suit with an insane verse, showcasing some clever lyrics and an absolutely ridiculous flow. It's reminiscent of "Worldwide Choppers," with each emcee participating in a deadly game of one-upmanship. Over an up-tempo beat, Chino XL kicks things off with a blistering verse, living up this reputation as one of the underground's stalwart lyricists. "Terminally Ill" finds veteran emcees Tech N9ne, Rittz, KXNG Crooked, Chino XL, and Statik Selektah joining forces, and as you might expect, the bars come out in abundance. Today, we're pleased to premiere one for all the lyrical fiends out there. 3 MAKE IT STOP HNHH PREMIERE - Tech N9ne, KXNG CROOKED, Chino XL & Rittz collide for an insane masterclass in lyricism.
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